Tutoring Company Recommends AI

Tutoring company tells parents to save their money and ‘use AI instead’ Maani Truu Education correspondent Updated Sep 23, 2026 – 1.14pm, first published at 12.00pm Add us as a preferred source on Google An Australian tutoring company has told parents to invest in Gemini or ChatGPT rather than pay overpriced human tutors to give their children an academic edge, as students increasingly turn to artificial intelligence for exam preparation and immediate study feedback. Dymocks Tutoring and Talent 100, which has five centres across Sydney, will close at the end of the week after telling customers that technology has rendered its service obsolete.

An article screenshot reports that an Australian tutoring company told parents to use Gemini or ChatGPT instead of paying for human tutors, then announced that its own tutoring centres would close because technology had made the service obsolete. The joke is the ironic contradiction: the company’s advice to use AI immediately undermines its own business. EN: An article screenshot reports that an Australian tutoring company told parents to use Gemini or ChatGPT instead of paying for human tutors, then announced that its own tutoring centres would close because technology had made the service obsolete. The joke is the ironic contradiction: the company’s advice to use AI immediately undermines its own business.

• @gentoomemes / 22111 2026-09-24